Jonathan miller aol biography

Jonathan Miller (businessman)

American businessman

For other people named Jonathan Miller, see Jonathan Miller (disambiguation).

Jonathan F. Miller

Born (age&#;67&#;68)
OccupationMedia executive
SpouseMyriam Barenbaum
Parent(s)Jean Baker Miller
S.

Jonathan W Miller, 41 - Pittsburgh, PA - Reputation & Contact ...: Over time, that will probably change, but in these early days it's exactly what I want, and he's committed to that. AIM Alto Mail buy. Your history has been in both mediums. Succeeded by Randy Falco.

M. Miller

FamilyEdward D. Miller (brother)

Jonathan F. Miller (born )[1] was CEO of Digital Media at News Corp until and was the chairman and CEO of America Online from to [2][3]

Early life and education

Miller is the son of Jean Baker Miller and S.

M. Miller.[4] His father was an emeritus professor of sociology at Boston University; his mother was a psychiatrist and author.[4][5] He has one brother, Dr. Edward D. Miller.[4]

Career

From to , Miller was vice president of programming and NBA Entertainment for the National Basketball Association.[6] From to , he was managing director of Nickelodeon International, (a unit of Viacom's MTV Networks).

In he joined USA Networks as manager of its local television stations.[7] From to , Miller ran the Internet operations of Barry Diller's USA Networks, (now IACI and Expedia).[8]

In August , when he was brought into AOL by Richard D. Parsons, he was relatively unknown.[9] Miller pursued a strategy of cutting costs and focusing on improving ad revenues over AOL's then-dominant subscription business.[10] In , Miller oversaw the $ million acquisition of [11] In , he presided over layoffs of 5, people at AOL.[12] He bought Weblogs, Inc., and brought Jason Calacanis to AOL, and later invested in [13] He considered buying Facebook and YouTube.[14] In November , he was replaced by Randy Falco.

Miller led the company's change from a subscription-based model to an advertising-supported model.[10][15][16][17]

After his departure from AOL, Time Warner invoked a non-compete clause to prevent him serving on the Yahoo board of directors.[18][19] In , he was looking for funding for a takeover of Yahoo, but was unsuccessful.[20]

In March Miller joined News Corp as Chief Digital Officer[21] to "oversee the broad strategic digital initiatives."[22] Miller was CEO of Digital Media at News Corp, including Fox Interactive Media and Hulu,[23][24] until his departure in August [25]

In February , he partnered with Private equity firm TPG Capital, to acquire Fandom.[26] Miller was named Co-chairman of Wikia, Inc., alongside Jimmy Wales,[27] and TPG Capital director Andrew Doyle assumed the role of interim CEO.[28] They acquired TV Guide, and Metacritic.[29] He was named CEO of Integrated Media Co., a subsidiary of TPG Capital.[30]

Directorships

As of , Miller was on the board of directors of Clickable, Idearc Media, Mahalo, Kosmix, YP Holdings, LLC and Hanley Wood, LLC.

He was an advisor to General Atlantic LLC.[1] In , he was on the board of Ticketmaster, and Live Nation.[31] In , he served on the boards of TripAdvisor and Shutterstock.[21]

Awards

Miller received the first Pioneer Prize in , for his contributions to the field of interactive television at the International Interactive Emmy Awards at Mip TV in Cannes.[32]

Personal life

Miller is married to Myriam Barenbaum.

They have a son, Jake.[33]

References

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    "Miller's AOL Innovation Speeded His Demise".

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    9. The Washington Post. Retrieved

  9. ^ abcNew York Times: "Jean Baker Miller, 78, Psychiatrist, Is Dead" By Jeremy Pearce August 8,
  10. ^Jewish Women's Archives: "Psychology in the United States" by Rhoda K. Unger retrieved March 26,
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  12. ^Hansell, Saul (). "TECHNOLOGY; Executive Of Net and TV Is Named Chief Of AOL Unit". The New York Times. Retrieved
  13. ^Aherns, Frank (). "Miller's AOL Innovation Speeded His Demise". The Washington Post.
  14. ^Shannon Henry (August 7, ).

    "At AOL, New Boss Largely Unknown; 'Who's Jon Miller?' Employees Ask At Dulles Offices". The Washington Post.

  15. ^ abSTEPHANIE N. MEHTA (November 14, ). "AOL: The Relaunch". FORTUNE Magazine.
  16. ^Oser, Kris (). "AOL Acquires for $ Million".

    Advertising Age.

    Awards [ edit ]. In he joined USA Networks as manager of its local television stations. AOL and interactive media have a clear role; I think it will always be around from now until forever. A: Laughing AOL, despite all the other kinds of noise, is the dominant, greatest interactive media platform in the world.

    Retrieved

  17. ^Sara Kehaulani Goo (August 4, ). "AOL Plans to Cut 5, Jobs, Some in Virginia". Washington Post.
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  20. ^Frank Ahrens (November 16, ). "NBC Veteran To Replace AOL Chief In Shake-Up Miller Out After 4 Years, Switch to Ad-Driven Model". Washington Post.
  21. ^Staci D. Kramer (15 Nov ). "It's Official: Jon Miller Out, Randy Falco In As Chairman and CEO, AOL".

    . Archived from the original on 24 March Retrieved 27 April

  22. ^"About Jon Miller". Calacanis weblog. 15 November Retrieved April 27,
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    The New York Post.

  24. ^Peter Kafka (August 1, ). "Time Warner (TWX) Killed Jon Miller/Yahoo (YHOO) Board Deal".

    Jonathan miller aol biography Retrieved April 27, The reason why I'm adaptable is because I think about brands and people and how people respond in different situations. Forbes Magazine online. Sara Kehaulani Goo August 4,

    Silicon Alley Insider.

  25. ^Christine Seib (December 3, ). "Former AOL boss Jonathan Miller seeks funds for Yahoo! deal". The Times. Archived from the original on June 12,
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    All Things D. Retrieved

  27. ^Li, Ken (). "Jonathan Miller to join News Corp". Financial Times. Retrieved
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  29. ^Jeff Clabaugh (April 1, ).

    "Former AOL CEO Jonathan Miller heads to MySpace".

    Jonathan miller Miller led the company's change from a subscription-based model to an advertising-supported model. I really like making decisions; I like robust, honest dialogue where the best idea wins. Miller led the company's change from a subscription-based model to an advertising-supported model. But we're going to wait.

    Washington Business Journal.

  30. ^"News Corporation's Chief Digital Officer Jonathan Miller to Leave Post". News Corporation. Archived from the original on 22 October Retrieved 8 June
  31. ^Kafka, Peter (March 12, ). "Digital media veteran Jon Miller, backed with money from TPG, is going shopping for websites".

    Vox. Vox Media, Inc. Retrieved March 5,

  32. ^"Wikia, Inc.'s FANDOM Announces Investment Led by Media Veteran Jon Miller". (Press release). Archived from the original on May 4, Retrieved May 2,
  33. ^Spangler, Todd (6 February ). "Fandom Names StubHub Exec Perkins Miller CEO (EXCLUSIVE)".

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  34. ^Needleman, Sarah E. (3 October ). "WSJ News Exclusive | Fandom Acquires Online Assets of TV Guide, Metacritic and Others". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved
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    Jonathan miller aol wiki The cable industry has thrown its weight behind subscription video-on-demand, and that may not be getting off the ground as the main driver. Silicon Alley Insider. Retrieved on January 29, This particular form of media allows you to do it more readily than any other that's previously existed.

    "Jon Miller, Former CEO at AOL and IAC, Joins StartUp Health's Board of Directors". Medium. Retrieved

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  40. "Pioneer plaudit for AOL's Miller.(Jonathan F. Miller of America Online Inc. awarded)". Daily Variety. Archived from the original on October 25, Retrieved

  41. ^Tarrytown Sun: "Check Mate: SH Teen Wins Big - High school junior Jake Miller is a nationally ranked chess player by Sarah Studley] May 24,

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